The Church Commissioners for England has selected Bloor Homes and St Philips to deliver more than 1,000 new homes at a 2,000-home development on a site east of Dordon and Polesworth in North Warwickshire.
The Church Commissioners own approximately half of the 160-hectare site and in addition to new homes the planned development will also create new community infrastructure including a two-form primary school, retail and health facilities, a network of footpaths and cycleways and formal playing pitches.
The site will also feature extensive public open space, including a series of recreational routes. The potential to introduce a wetland corridor bisecting the site is also being explored.
Matthew Naylor, team lead – strategic land at the Church Commissioners for England, said: “As both site promoters and housebuilders, and with an extensive track record in the region, it was clear that Bloor Homes and St Philips shared the Church Commissioners’ interest in long-term stewardship.
“With a strong track record of high-quality developments in areas of housing undersupply, the pair will deliver a best-in-class scheme in North Warwickshire that aligns with our vision for the site.”
Savills acted for the Church Commissioners.
